Another key fob rant! **UPDATE 18th of August**

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owenjt
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Post by owenjt »

So can you re-programme the keys yourself? I have the problem that my mate can open my car with his seat leon cupra keyfob!
Tigz
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Post by Tigz »

syrena wrote:Prob not much help but I'm pretty sure he put the key in the door lock, turned it and held it and it magically started working again. He might have pressed the button while the key was in the door.
Spotted on Club Lupo this week
To program the remote functions on a new key, get in your car with the engine off and the driver side window rolled down.

- Insert the new key into the ignition
- Insert your valet key in the driver side door lock (outside the car)
- Turn the vallet key towards lock and hold it there
- While it is held towards lock, press the unlock button on your new remote for 2 seconds.
- Let go
- Press it again for 2 seconds
- Let go and you should hear an alarm honk (or something like that)

You won't be able to start a car with the key, without visiting the dealer (or someone with VAGCom) as far as I know, but the process above should programme the key to work the alarm/central locking.
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Post by Tigz »

Yes you can program your central locking.
Just not your immobiliser.
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